-Write a story with the vocabulary from last activity
-Draw a comic about your story. (one page)

-find the definition for the vocabulary
-find a picture for each one
-write a sentence for each one

Vacations

-Answer the questions
-Write a paragraph with your answers.
-Record yourself reading and send the audio file

Complete the sentences, think in the best adjective for the sentence.

-Watch the video and check six words you hear.
-Write  comparative and superlative sentence with each word that you marked.

Are you planning a trip to the U.S.? Here are some of its most popular places to visit.

At Disney World, in Orlando, Florida, you can meet your favorite Disney characters and learn about the history of Hollywood movies. Not surprisingly, it is one of the moremost expensive vacation choices, but visitors say it is the bestbetter than other similar resorts.

If you prefer to be more closecloser to nature, then perhaps Yellowstone Park in Wyoming is the right choice for you. It's also one of the most beautifulbeautifulest places in the country. It attracts millions of visitors a year, but can sometimes feel like one of quieter thanthe quietest and leastless populated places on Earth.

Washington, D.C. is our third suggestion, and some readers may feel lessthe least excited by it than the first two. But the city has some of the mostmore interesting museums in the country, and some of the most deliciousdeliciousest food. It's also important to note that the city is perhaps the leastmost expensive of our three ideas, because many of its attractions are free. So come and see what this city has to offer!

Choose the correct answers.

1

Buenos Aires is more populatedthe most populatedthe populatedest city in Argentina.

2

Going to the mountains is the interestingmore interestingthe most interesting than going to the beach.

3

Who was goodbestbetter, Pelé or Maradona?

4

Don't buy that video game. It's old. Buy newerthe newestthe least new version.

5

Juan is tallthe tallesttaller than Oliver.

6

I live in the more expensivethe most expensivemost expensive city in my country.

Complete the conversation with the comparative or superlative forms of the adjectives in parentheses.